Faucets Only — Since 2008

Faucet Manufacturer Direct From Foshan

Foshan DTE Sanitary Ware Co., Ltd — faucets only, since 2008. Six production lines, 1,200,000 units per year, OEM and ODM from 200 pieces, with certifications that clear customs in North America, Europe, and Australia without surprises.

Wfaucet production facility — six lines, 1.2 million units per year

Full-Catalog Coverage

Our Faucet Product Lines

Seven product categories, each with enough SKU depth to build a full catalog or fill a container with a single product family.

Kitchen faucets — pull-down, gooseneck, wall-mount, farmhouse

Kitchen Collection

Kitchen Faucets

Pull-down, gooseneck, wall-mount, farmhouse, single-handle, two-handle — in chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, and stainless. Highest-volume category with SKU breadth from entry-level through premium. Buyers in kitchen renovation channels typically run 500–2,000 units per SKU per order.

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Bathroom faucets — widespread, wall-mount, waterfall, single and two-handle

Bathroom Collection

Bathroom Faucets

Widespread, wall-mount, waterfall, single-handle, two-handle, low-profile, and side-handle configurations across brass and stainless bodies. Finish range — chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, PVD gold, oil-rubbed bronze — matches any fixture collection. Most distributor accounts in this category run 3–4 orders per year.

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Tub and shower faucets — wall-mount and freestanding configurations

Bath & Shower

Tub & Shower Faucets

Shower faucets, bathtub faucets, wall-mount and freestanding configurations. Pairs naturally with bathroom faucet orders — buyers consolidating both into one container reduce per-unit freight cost and simplify their supplier count.

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Concealed shower mixers — pressure-balance and thermostatic, two-way and three-way diverter

Concealed Systems

Concealed Shower Mixers & Sets

Pressure-balance and thermostatic concealed mixers, two-way and three-way diverter configurations, trim kits, and complete concealed shower sets. Higher average selling prices than exposed faucets — buyers in renovation supply and specification channels find this category worth building out.

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Water filter and RO faucets — air-gap, non-air-gap, drinking water, beverage faucets

Water Quality

Water Filter & RO Faucets

Air-gap and non-air-gap RO faucets, under-sink filter faucets, drinking water faucets, and beverage faucets in stainless and brass. The water quality segment has grown steadily across all export markets over the past four years. Buyers who added this category early have built recurring revenue from filter system bundling — reorder frequency has doubled for buyers who position it alongside their RO system supplier.

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Faucet aerators, hoses, and shower cartridges — replacement parts and components

Parts & Components

Faucet Aerators & Components

Aerators, hoses, and shower cartridges sold as standalone SKUs. For distributors who service the replacement parts market, this category generates consistent small-order revenue between container shipments — and keeps your customers buying from you instead of sourcing components elsewhere.

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Stainless steel and specialty faucets — sensor, touchless, brushed nickel, brushed gold

Stainless & Specialty

Stainless Steel & Specialty Faucets

Stainless body faucets, sensor/touchless faucets, brushed nickel and brushed gold finishes. Stainless faucets address commercial and food-service adjacent applications where brass body products face specification resistance. Sensor faucets are a growing SKU for buyers serving the commercial washroom segment.

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Custom Manufacturing

OEM and ODM from 200 Pieces — With In-House Tooling

The most common reason buyers switch faucet suppliers is that their current factory won't move on customization without a 2,000-unit minimum and a 60-day tooling lead time. We built our OEM program around a different assumption.

In-house tooling room — brass casting dies and CNC fixtures for OEM faucet production

200

Piece OEM MOQ

25–35

Days, New OEM Sample

15–20

Days, ODM Adaptation

Low MOQ Built for Market Testing

Our OEM MOQ starts at 200 pieces — low enough to run a market test, get feedback from your retail or distribution customers, and decide whether to scale without tying up capital in inventory you're not sure about. We can hold that MOQ because we maintain an in-house tooling room for brass casting dies and CNC fixtures.

In-House Tooling — No Outside Vendor Delays

When a tooling revision comes up, it doesn't go to an outside vendor and add two weeks to the timeline. Our engineering team handles it on the floor, which keeps the first-sample cycle at 25–35 days for new OEM designs and 15–20 days for ODM adaptations of existing catalog bodies.

15-Engineer R&D Team

Structural designers, tooling engineers, and a surface finishing specialist who manages PVD and plating process development. For buyers bringing a design brief or a reference sample, the workflow runs from brief to first sample without handoffs to outside parties.

Certification Extension — Not a Full Re-Cert

For buyers adapting an existing certified body to a new finish or handle configuration, we manage the certification extension documentation as part of the project. You don't run a full re-certification from scratch — which matters when you're trying to get a new SKU into a North American or Australian market on a defined timeline.

Private-Label Packaging on All Lines

Most of our OEM buyers run their own brand on the carton and documentation. We prepare the commercial invoice and packing list to match. If you're building a house brand in faucets, the infrastructure is already in place.

Compliance & Testing

Certifications That Open Markets — Not Just Check Boxes

Buyers sourcing for North America, Australia, or Europe need documentation that holds up at the border and on the shelf. Here's what we carry and what it means for your import process.

North America

cUPC Certified

IAPMO cUPC certification covers the US and Canadian plumbing code requirements. Required by most US state and Canadian provincial codes for faucets sold into the residential and commercial new-construction channel. Our cUPC scope covers kitchen, bathroom, and utility faucet lines.

China Domestic

CUPC (China)

China's compulsory product certification for sanitary fittings sold in the domestic market. Relevant for buyers who distribute in China or source product that will be sold across multiple markets from a single SKU. Reduces the need for parallel certification tracks.

Australia / NZ

WELS Registered

Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards registration is mandatory for faucets sold in Australia and New Zealand. WELS star ratings are a purchasing factor for commercial buyers and specifiers. Our registered products carry the star rating documentation needed for retail shelf compliance.

Australia

WaterMark Certified

WaterMark is the Australian plumbing product certification scheme under AS/NZS standards. Required for faucets installed in Australian plumbing systems. Without it, product cannot legally be installed by a licensed plumber. Our WaterMark scope covers the core kitchen and bathroom faucet range.

France / Europe

ACS Certified

ACS (Attestation de Conformité Sanitaire) is the French sanitary conformity certification for products in contact with drinking water. Required for the French market and recognized across several EU member states. Covers material composition and leaching limits for brass and polymer components.

North America

NSF/ANSI 61 & 372

NSF 61 covers health effects of materials in contact with drinking water. NSF 372 covers lead-free compliance (≤0.25% weighted average lead content). Both are required or strongly preferred by US state procurement and commercial specification. Our lead-free brass alloy meets 372 requirements across the full product range.

Full Certificate Copies Available on Request

We provide certificate copies, test reports, and declaration of conformity documents as part of the standard sample and quotation package. If your compliance team or customs broker needs specific documentation formats, let us know at the inquiry stage and we'll prepare them before shipment.

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Why Distributors and Importers Switch to Us

Most buyers who contact us are already working with a faucet supplier. These are the specific gaps they describe when they explain why they're looking.

MOQ That Fits a Real Buying Cycle

Standard catalog MOQ starts at 50 pieces per SKU. For buyers managing a wide SKU range across multiple product lines, that means you can reorder slow-moving items without waiting until you've accumulated enough volume to justify a container. Mixed-container orders are standard, not an exception.

Lead Times Quoted in Writing

Production lead time is confirmed on the pro forma invoice, not estimated verbally and revised later. For in-stock items, lead time is 7–10 days to container loading. For production orders, 30–45 days depending on finish and volume. If something changes, you hear about it before it affects your shipment date.

Pre-Shipment Inspection Access

We support third-party pre-shipment inspection on every order. SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek — your choice of inspector. We provide the inspection checklist and coordinate factory access. Buyers who run their own QC program can send their own inspector. We don't restrict access or require advance notice beyond 48 hours.

English-Speaking Export Team

Your account manager handles quotation, sample coordination, production updates, and shipping documentation in English. No translation layer between you and the person who knows the order status. Response time on email is within one business day; urgent issues are handled same day via WhatsApp or WeChat.

FOB, CIF, and DDP Available

We quote FOB Ningbo or Shanghai as standard. For buyers who prefer CIF or DDP to a named port, we work with freight forwarders who handle faucet shipments regularly and can quote both options on the same pro forma. Buyers new to China sourcing often start on CIF and move to FOB once they've established a forwarder relationship.

Defined Defect and Replacement Policy

Our quality agreement defines acceptable defect rates by category (cosmetic, functional, critical) and the replacement process for out-of-spec units. Replacements for confirmed production defects ship with the next order at no charge. The policy is in writing before the first order, not negotiated after a problem occurs.

Compliance

Multi-Market Certification Under One Roof

Sourcing faucets for North America, Europe, and Australia from separate factories is a supply chain management problem that compounds over time — different lead times, different documentation formats, different QC standards, and three sets of supplier relationships to maintain.

We hold cUPC for North America, CE for Europe, and WaterMark for Australia — all from the same facility and the same production lines.

The practical effect: your North American, European, and Australian orders ship with the correct compliance documentation from one factory, on one production schedule, with one point of contact. Your customs broker gets the same documentation format on every container. Your compliance team isn't chasing certificates from three different suppliers before a product launch.

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North America

cUPC

IAPMO-certified. Required for plumbing fixture sales across the US and Canada.

Europe

CE

Conformité Européenne marking. Covers EU market entry requirements for sanitary fittings.

Australia

WaterMark

SAI Global WaterMark. Mandatory for plumbing products sold in the Australian market.

1 Factory

All three certifications from one production facility

1 Schedule

Multi-market orders on a single production timeline

1 Contact

One point of contact for documentation across all markets

In-House Finishing

Surface Finishing Controlled In-House Across Five Finishes

We run chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, PVD gold, and oil-rubbed bronze on our own finishing lines — no subcontracting. For buyers placing mixed-finish orders, that means finish consistency across SKUs is controlled by one team running one set of process parameters, not coordinated across three outside vendors with different bath chemistry and different QC standards.

In-house surface finishing production lines at Wfaucet factory

Chrome & Brushed Nickel

Both lines run a copper/nickel/chrome electroplating stack. The nickel mid-coat carries the corrosion resistance — skipping it is a common cost-cutting move in the industry, and it's why chrome faucets from some factories fail salt spray at 48 hours. Our chrome passes 24-hour salt spray as a minimum, with most batches clearing 48 hours.

PVD Gold

The PVD line runs 0.3–0.5μm coating thickness with cross-cut adhesion testing on every batch before parts move to assembly. Finish failures caught at the plating stage don't delay your shipment the way a late-stage rejection would.

Matte Black & Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Both decorative finishes run on dedicated lines with controlled process parameters. Mixed-finish orders across all five finishes ship from one facility with consistent QC documentation.

Five Finishes, One Production Facility

Chrome

Cu/Ni/Cr electroplating stack. 24-hr salt spray minimum; most batches clear 48 hr.

Brushed Nickel

Same Cu/Ni/Cr stack with brushed surface treatment. Nickel mid-coat retained for full corrosion resistance.

Matte Black

Dedicated finishing line. Consistent flat black across mixed-SKU orders.

PVD Gold

0.3–0.5μm PVD coating. Cross-cut adhesion test on every batch before assembly release.

Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Dedicated line with controlled process parameters. Consistent tone across batch runs.

Why In-House Finishing Matters for Mixed-Finish Orders

When finishing is subcontracted across multiple vendors, each vendor runs different bath chemistry and different QC standards. Matching a brushed nickel across three outside vendors for a single product launch is a coordination problem that introduces variation you can't fully control.

Running all five finishes in-house means one team, one set of process parameters, and one QC gate before parts move to assembly. Finish failures caught at the plating stage don't delay your shipment the way a late-stage rejection would.

No subcontractor coordination for mixed-finish orders

Finish consistency across SKUs controlled by one team

Plating-stage QC catches failures before assembly — not at final inspection

Chrome: nickel mid-coat retained — no cost-cutting on corrosion resistance

PVD: 0.3–0.5μm thickness with cross-cut adhesion testing on every batch

Production Infrastructure

The Production Infrastructure Behind Your Order

Six dedicated assembly lines, each configured for a specific product family — kitchen faucets, bathroom faucets, shower valves, concealed systems, filter faucets, and components. Keeping lines product-specific means your 3,000-unit kitchen faucet order runs on the kitchen line from start to finish without sharing floor time with a shower valve run.

12,000 m² Facility, 6 Production Lines

1,200,000 units annual capacity, so your order doesn't queue behind a larger buyer's rush.

Brass Gravity Casting, C36000-Equivalent Alloy

In-house casting and trimming, valve seat threads held to ±0.05mm tolerance on CNC machining.

500,000-Cycle Endurance Testing on Every Production Batch

Not just new product introductions — the cartridge performance your sample showed is what your container delivers.

150 Employees, 12 Dedicated QC Inspectors

XRF lead content testing on every incoming brass batch, three in-process inspection checkpoints, leak test at 0.6 MPa on every outgoing unit.

ISO 9001:2015, CE, cUPC, WaterMark, SGS

Documentation prepared in parallel with production, travels with the shipment.

Wfaucet 12,000 m² facility with six dedicated production lines

1.2M

Units annual capacity

±0.05mm

CNC valve seat tolerance

500K

Cycle endurance per batch

0.6 MPa

Leak test on every unit

Lead Times

Catalog items 25–35 days
OEM orders with new tooling 35–50 days

Container packing is calculated against 20GP and 40HQ floor plans — we provide CBM and gross weight per SKU before you confirm the order, so your freight forwarder can quote accurately.

Buyer Segments

Markets Where Faucet Sourcing Generates Repeatable Revenue

Our order book spans five distinct buyer segments. Each has different order patterns, documentation requirements, and margin profiles — the detail below is meant to help you identify where your business fits and what to expect from the relationship.

Plumbing distributors and importers wholesale supply

Plumbing Distributors & Importers

Predictable Reorder Cycles, Consistent Documentation

Distributors stocking for wholesale supply to plumbers and contractors are our largest buyer segment. The order pattern is predictable: an initial container to establish inventory, then reorders every 8–12 weeks as stock turns. The documentation consistency we maintain — same HS codes, same test reports, same packing specs on every reorder — means your warehouse and customs broker aren't solving new problems every time a container arrives.

Most of our distributor accounts have been reordering for 3 years or more.

Kitchen and bath retail chains private label OEM faucets

Kitchen & Bath Retail Chains

Finish and Dimensional Consistency Across Production Runs

Retail buyers sourcing private-label or OEM faucets for their own brand programs need a factory that can hold finish and dimensional consistency across multiple production runs. A brushed nickel faucet from your Q1 container needs to match the brushed nickel faucet from your Q3 container — same color, same surface texture, same packaging.

We run the same bath chemistry and the same process parameters on every run, and we keep production records by batch so any variation can be traced and corrected before it reaches your shelf.

Renovation supply and specification channel architects designers contractors

Renovation Supply & Specification Channels

Consolidate Multi-Category Project Sourcing to One Supplier

Renovation-focused distributors and specification-channel buyers — those supplying architects, designers, and contractors on project work — tend to order across multiple product categories per project: kitchen faucets, bathroom faucets, concealed shower systems, and components in a single container. Our category breadth means you can consolidate that sourcing to one supplier and one container, rather than coordinating three factories and three shipments for one project cycle.

Concealed shower systems and premium finishes (PVD gold, matte black) are the highest-margin SKUs in this channel.

Water treatment filtration OEM RO system faucets

Water Treatment & Filtration OEMs

Dedicated Faucets for RO Systems and Under-Sink Filtration Units

Companies selling RO systems, under-sink filtration units, and water treatment equipment need a dedicated faucet that ships with their system. Our water filter and RO faucet category covers air-gap and non-air-gap configurations, stainless and brass bodies, and multiple finish options — so the faucet matches the system aesthetically and meets the lead-free requirements for drinking water contact in your target market.

OEM labeling and custom packaging are standard for this segment. This is one of the faster-growing segments in our order book — worth building out if you're already in the water treatment space.

Commercial washroom hospitality hotel supply sensor faucets

Commercial Washroom & Hospitality Supply

Consistent Product Across Multi-Phase Projects

Hotels, commercial property developers, and hospitality supply distributors order in volume and on project timelines. The key requirements in this segment are finish durability, documentation for specification compliance, and the ability to supply consistent product across multiple project phases — a hotel chain renovating 200 rooms needs the same faucet in room 1 and room 200.

Our 500,000-cycle endurance testing and batch-level QC records give your specification team the documentation they need to commit to a product across a multi-phase project. Sensor faucets and concealed shower systems are the highest-volume SKUs in this channel.

Export distributors entering new markets Southeast Asia Middle East Australia

Export Distributors Entering New Markets

Compliance Infrastructure Already Built for Your Target Region

Buyers building a faucet line for a new export market — Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Australia — need a factory that already holds the relevant certifications and understands the documentation requirements for that market. We've been shipping to all five of our export regions since 2010. The compliance infrastructure is built; you're not asking us to figure out WaterMark or CE for the first time.

For buyers new to a product category, we can suggest a starter SKU mix based on what's moving for our existing distributors in that region.

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Start the Conversation

Send us your target SKUs, a reference product, or your volume expectations — we'll come back with a detailed quote and a recommendation on which configuration fits your market best. Most new buyers start with a sample order to test with their own customers before committing to a container.

Sample Orders Welcome

Most new buyers start with a sample run to validate quality with their own customers before committing to a full container.

Configuration Guidance

We'll recommend which product configuration fits your target market best — based on your SKUs, volume, and certification requirements.

Detailed Quote

Share your target SKUs or a reference product and we'll return a detailed, itemised quote — no vague ballpark figures.

Volume Flexibility

OEM/ODM from 200 pieces. Whether you're testing a new line or filling a container, we scale to your order size.